I have three steps to enter the house from garage. Is this the size I need?
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The number if steps is not the issue. How tall are the steps from top step to bottom step? These are used based on that height.
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Yes.I have 3 steps in my garage as well.It's long enough for safe wheel chair accessibility and stable to walk on.
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Also consider the length from the top step to the garage floor to verify that the ramp length is correct. If so, this ramp should work well.
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I purchased 2 for my closet 4 x 20 feet. remember this is a pull chain fixture and I purchased a 3 foot extension chain and handle. We have two sets of sliding doors, which is why I ordered two. I t really depends on the shape of your closet and if you have high wooden shelves close to where the fixture is installed
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3hinges is always better than 2. Thats a really heavy door, if it was me id consider 4
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You can rheem out the hole to use a tapcon. I think the smallest width one would be fine. Prob. 1.5 inch screws. Maybe 2inch. Masonry bit and hammer drill.
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You need to know the size of the crate that you are installing the replacement door on. 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, or 700 are the normal sizes. The configuration may differ, but the entryway will be the same.
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This is the same size as a standard electrical box and would be to small a front opening for the outside key box that you have.
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I have a small living room, but there is enough room. I don't take very large steps however!
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Both the 2 and 3 step have the same measurement from the ground to first step - 9 inches.Each step is another 9 inches - so a 2 step is 18" from ground and 3 step is 27 inches. If space is the consideration the 2 step is fine. But if the ladder will be moved a lot between stowing, I would consider the 3 step as it has rollers and can be left open and rolled to the next position rather than carried.One thing about them is that the steps need to be opened before the handrail is raised - a little counter intuitive, but once you use it a few times you get used to it. Both the 2 and 3 step have the same measurement from the ground to first step - 9 inches.Each step is another 9 inches - so a 2 step is 18" from ground and 3 step is 27 inches. If space is the consideration the 2 step is fine. But if the ladder will be moved a lot between stowing, I would consider the 3 step as it has rollers and can be left open and rolled to the next position rather than carried.One thing about them is that the steps need to be opened before the handrail is raised - a little counter intuitive, but once you use it a few times you... » Read More Both the 2 and 3 step have the same measurement from the ground to first step - 9 inches.Each step is another 9 inches - so a 2 step is 18" from ground and 3 step is 27 inches. If space is the consideration the 2 step is fine. But if the ladder will be moved a lot between stowing, I would consider the 3 step as it has rollers and can be left open and rolled to the next position rather than carried.One thing about them is that the steps need to be opened before the handrail is raised - a little counter intuitive, but once you use it a few times you get used to it. « Show Less
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My 4ft ramp is on a single 6 inch step out of the garage. I need help in my wheelchair, especially going up. There is a chart that shows the length of ramp you need for the height of the stairs you have. If is isn't on Amazon, it is on Prairie View. Can't locate mine just now. I also have a 3 ft ramp for a 4 in rise and its good for me to use with WC or walker. Now I need 1-1 1/2 " wedge things for 29" doors with high thresholds. Always Something...
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Yes in sort of a vague sort of way, especially in the opening up the short elements, I would suggest you have some help, this thing is 14 feet long and almost 9 feet wide, it took up my whole garage floor, and you'll need held to handle it.
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The dimensions are correct. You don't have to come from all four sides to assemble. Lay your foundation and then build it from the inside.
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no. say 4 x4 but real is 3.5 x 3.5... 3.75 will be tight went out with tape measure and checked one next to door. opening is 3.75.... Will NOT fit. do not waist money or time. you will not get your Time back....
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No, Patricia. It's quite small in size, and likely insufficient for a foyer or entrance area.
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Hi John, this is the correct size for the measurement you provided, this is a complete kit, with everything needed for install
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Yes, standard size install. Probably on the manufacturers' website they would give the raw dimensions for the opening needed.
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This gate is very versatile and would fit an entrance within the 3ft 6 inches range to 3ft 8 inches. I had mine mounted on the first step of my staircase and not at the base. However this gate can be adjusted well to suit any length you want to achieve. I'm not too handy so I got a handy man to do it for me.
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To be honest, I don't remember the size, but it was a regular apartment room door. I have already moved from there. I wish I could help more